Pain

Downloadable participant materials from the recent clinical assembly held at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Includes participant syllabus and key presentation slides, the Office of The Army Surgeon General Pain Management Task Force Final Report, and links to important resources.

This CME-certified online activity focuses on the neurobiology of pain and will explore the latest research and developments in the science of pain, analgesia, and the clinical implications of this emerging data. In addition to research-based academic presentations, the program includes a highly interactive, case-based, continuous assessment discussion.

This live program is designed to improve internists' understanding of the different states of pain and enhance the clinical application of that knowledge to advance the treatment of patients who suffer from pain. An improved understanding of the mechanisms of pain will facilitate appropriate diagnosis and, ultimately, improved management and patient outcomes. A CME-certified dinner symposium. Friday, April 8, 2011, Manchester Grand Hyatt, San Diego, CA.